The Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • 23

Gazetteland Residents Receive Diplomas Indians University of Pein- Slvanla awarded 426 degrees li month to itudenta com pie ting all undergraduate or graduate Oatetteland area residents receiving degrees are as follows: CAMBRIA COUNTY Nanty Qlo Marda Lynne Alexander and Andrew Joseph George Jr. INDIANA COUNTY Black Lick Paula Borlsh Lewis, Mary-belle I. Smith. Blalrsvllle Bonnie Holby Barthotow, Cosmos Staslo, and Nancy A. Zofchak.

Chambersvtlle Colbura Weaver Sprankle. Clune Nancy L. Patrick. Clymer Joseph Edward Boblck Edward Joseoh Meshanko, I. SEE Astronauts Pogue, Carr Retire SPACE CENTER.

Houston Brenda Kaye Davis, 1179 Water Eugene Alexander Dektor, 98S Wayne James D. Drumheller, 416 Nixon Ave. David Allen Dyott. 144 S. Uth Charles Lee Edwards, RD James F.

Fensterma-ker, 323 Church St. Carol Sue Forbes, 2115 Laior Larry Wayne Gamer, 833 Chestnut Mark W. Harrison. 645 Maple St. Stanley George Helnricher, 177 Pond Connie Lynn Hewitt, 13 Gorman Patricia Leventry Hilliard.

465 Oak St. Robert Dennis Jacisln, 140 Dolores Circle; Anne D. Keph-art, 1257 School Anne Marie Klddon, 732 Wayne Dane E. Konop. 856 Wayne Ave.

Debra Diane Kroh, 1805 Lisa Lizabeth Sue Laird, 711 South 8th Louis A. La-Marca. 430 Church St. Donald R. Landstrom II, RD Judith Rae Lowmaster, RD Lois Ann Lowry, 138 S.

10th Sherry Ditch Lucas, 438 Church SL Thomas Michael Lyons, 918 School Teresa Marie Mai-lander. 150 Dolores Circle; James Joseph Marconi, RD 2. Kathleen Matesic, 121 North 6th Kathy Jean McCunn, RD Denlse Ann Mlndo, 555 North 9th Patriot Ann Meseyka. 948 Chestnut. Maureen Elisabeth Payne, 547 Locust Earl E.

Pierce 650 Maple Joann Marie Rector, 853 Laurel St. John Gordon Riddell, 77 North 4th Joyce Rlao. 1255 Oakland Diana L. Rodavtch. 28 Wyoming Hall; James M.

Rogers III, 226 Clymer Ave. Rodney David Ruddock, 42 Shady Constance Gottardl Sadler, 1238 Washington Robert Eugene Shearer, 129 North 4th St. Patricia Louise Smith, 324 Chestnut David Sobo-lewskl, 823 Gompers Richard Patrick Stahura 295 South 3rd St. Alan W. Strange, 912 Chestnut Virginia Ruth Travis, 34 South 10th Val Marie Vltale, 732 School St.

Richard Frederick Vogel, 121 Dolores Circle: Richard Charles Wagner. RD Robert Austin Weaver III, 1080 Mansfield Ave. Cynthia Ann Willis, 850 Rose Richard John Work, 207 Water Joseph Michael Zias, 1961 Route 422 West. Josephine Cynthia A. Avalll, James N.

Ward. Mclnlrre Martin David Solo, Maccella Set lock. Marlon Center Cynthia Lee Klnter, Judith Elaine Miller. Penn Run James R. Snyder.

Rosslter James H. Casaday. Saltsburg Susan Shlmmef Marshall, Daniel Eugene Weaver. Starford Diane Bacha. JEFFERSON COUNTY Anita Mary Louise Barllar.

Punxsutawney John Winslow Dougherty, Helen M. Greenawalt, Nancy Lee Hullihen. David Joseph Lazorchak, Marjorie Nelson Mitchell, Charles R. Moore, Ann E. Whitesell.

WESTMORELAND COUNTY Avonmore Penny L. Dunmire. Derry James Matthew Bench, Peggy Lucille Hughes. Frank Rich! Torrell. Commodore Janet Vay Smith.

Creekslde Eileen Mountjoy Cooper. Dlxonvllle Colleen Catherine Paytash. Hellwood Jean E. Bellchlck, Connie Lee Croyle. Home Casey Floyd Moore.

Homer City Paul James Duncan, Wade Tanner. Indiana Indiana residents are also identified by street address. Anthony P. Bernardo, 131 Dolores Circle; Robert Eugene Bish, 1602 Route 119 North; Judith Ann Bouton, 108 East Pike. Candace Lee Brady, 560 East Pike: James Matthew Brenza, 2410 Home Barbara Donna Britton, 435 Chestnut Karen L.

Budris, 810 Grant Carl Everett Bullers, 1890 Saltsburg Anthony M. Caffarelli, 150 Dolores Circle. Jerrold Glenn Campbell. 1150 Washington Anthony Joseph Crimaldl, 1795 Lisa Betty Jean Johnston Davis. 147 S.

15th St. (API Astronaut William R. Pogue. a cohotder ol the world's spare travel record, Is Anotner ssyiao a crewman, Gerald P. Carr, 43, commander of the long-duration mission, retires Sept.

1 from the Marine Corps, but will remain with the space agency as an astronaut. Pogue, Carr and Dr. Edward Gibson became history's most SELECTED FOR TRAINING Airman Dennis R. Forsythe, son of Mrs. Loretta J.

For-sythe ol Marlon Center, has been selected for technical training In the U.S. Air Force monitions and weapons maintenance field at Lowry AFB. Colo. He is a 1975 graduate of Marion Center Area High School. His father, Jerry resides in Punx-sufewney.

First Lady Mountie retiring on sept. l. to necome vice president of a religious or- ganizatlon. the space agency reports. Pogue.

45. will become vice president of the High Flight Foundation, a Colorado Springs. evangelical organisation founded by Apollo 15 moon walker James B. Irwin, who retired as an astronaut in 1972. The pilot of the 84-day Skylab 3 mission.

Pogue is retiring from both the Air Force and the astronaut corps, the space agency said Friday. traveled spacemen by spending i total of 2,017 hours In earth orbit from Nov. 16, 1973. to Feb. 1974, In the final mission of the Skylab spare station.

During their rii.jsion, they orbited the eartfc a total of 1,214 times. Pogue retires from the Air Force as a colonel with 24 years in the service. Carr, a Marine colonel, is a 22-year military veteran. Ifryjffiffijj Great Automotive Buys. 13 off! Steel-belted whitewalL Our finest bias steel-belted tire.

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"I like the Smokey Bear hat. riding breeches and the rest of the same uniform worn by the men." The 135-pound brunette spent nine months in a squad car before volunteering for mounted duty. She says that since then, she's had her ups and downs. "I hope to graduate soon, but I got behind when I was out three weeks with a shoulder injury. 1 fell under a horse named Safeguard and got kicked." said Miss McLaughlin.

When she finishes training. Miss McLaughlin, who used to take lessons in riding hunters and jumpers, will join 27 men on mounted patrol. "With my hair done up under my hat I've been mistaken for a man when I'm out riding and that's brought some ribbing." she said. Being a mountie means dealing with horses as well as people, she said. "We have 22 horses, and although we all may have favorites, we ride the one that is assigned to us.

So we have to put up with a lot of different temperaments of the horses. The main thing is to keep the horse calm and under control because there are pressure situations breaking up crowds, handling traffic and such. And a hone may get bumped. Some motorists think the horses are raised in front of buses." she said. Then there's the more personal side to the job.

"Most of my dates are enthusiastic about me becoming a police mountie." she said. "I don't seek their approval, though. They either can accept it or not." Suit Against Trident Base Thrown Out WASHINGTON (API Ruling that national defense benefits far outweigh the environmental costs, a federal judge has tossed out a suit that sought to block the Navy from building a $500 million Trident nuclear submarine base In Washington state. U.S. District Court Judge George L.

Hart Jr. said in an 85-page ruling Friday that his decision "is a realization that some changes, even major changes in the environment, may be required for the survival of the republic." A coalition of environmental groups called "Concerned About Trident" brought suit against the government a year ago. claiming that the Navy had failed to make proper environmental impact studies before starting work on the project The Navy has selected a rural area along Hood Canal on Puget Sound to build the base, which is intended to be the main Pacific facility for the missile-firing Trident submarines. Local business Interests, builders and land developers have lined up against residents of the neighboring countryside in the controversy. The Navy said in its environmental impact statement that as the area is developed to accomodate 27,000 new residents, some areas with a rustic visual quality will possibly become suburbaniied and lose some of their natural scenic $13 to $21 off.

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